The Citizen (Gauteng)

Love to climb the ladder

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- LOVE OASIS can successful­ly take a big step up the class ladder at Pontefract today.

In a race dominated by threeyear-olds taking on older horses high up in the weights, the improving selection gets weight from all seven of her rivals in the ebfstallio­ns.com Fillies’ Handicap.

She has shown an admirable consistenc­y through the season to win twice and place in all but one of her five outings, and was especially impressive when coming home unchalleng­ed at Leicester last time.

Although climbing

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into a Class 3 from a Class 5 under a penalty I think Mark Johnston’s charge can go in again.

EXCLUSIVE WATERS was a wide margin scorer when last seen in February but after a 146day absence needs to prove its fitness in the JP Memorial Ladies’ Handicap.

The seven-year-old annihilate­d the opposition on the Tapeta surface and switches to grass, but having shown a tendency to run well after a break in the past, another big run can be expected.

At Wolverhamp­ton there is plenty of value about WHITELEY in the FCL Global Forwarding - Making Logistics Personal Handicap.

Mick Channon’s filly has twice run out of gas up the final hill at Brighton but the cut back to 1200m on a move to an allweather surface can do the trick for John Egan’s mount.

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